A couple from Johor, comprising a six months pregnant woman, passed away in a traffic accident while commuting to Singapore.
The tragedy occurred yesterday (16 Mar) morning when the couple was heading towards Tuas Second Link.
Passers-by reportedly found their motorcycle by the side of the highway.
Source: Facebook
As the cause of the accident remains unclear, relatives of the deceased are currently appealing to the public for dashcam footage.
According to 8world News, the pregnant woman had also lost her baby in the accident when she passed away.
Following her death, her sister posted a plea for help via Facebook to gather more information or dashcam footage that could help shed some light on the accident.
Source: Facebook
Some users directed her to Facebook groups that could be of help, while another advised her to request CCTV road footage from the police.
The victim’s sister included a photo of her police report, in which she stated that she found out about the accident when a passer-by called her at 7am yesterday (16 Mar).
Source: Facebook
It also revealed that the ambulance had declared her sister and brother-in-law dead at the scene of the accident.
In an interview with 8world News, the deceased woman’s sister shared that she worked in a courier company, while her husband did administrative work for a hardware store.
Those who have information or relevant dashcam footage may contact her via the number stated in her Facebook post or message her cousin on Facebook.
Here’s hoping the family can get to the bottom of the case soon and find some form of closure.
MS News expresses our deepest condolences to the victims’ family and loved ones. May they rest in peace.
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Featured image adapted from Facebook.
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